The Economist.
Right, please just tell us your name and what you do.
I'm Jennifer Shahadi and I am a chess player, poker pro and author.
When I sat down to record this week's podcast,
I found myself in an unusual and I have to say, quite uncomfortable.
position now we're sitting in front of a chessboard and We're gonna play a chess game.
I know the rules Jennifer I'm telling you this you better be careful because
you know I've not played regularly until the age of about seven
But I don't really know loads about chess.
I have to say I know the rules I can play a game
But I'm not sure I know anything about the strategy stuff.
So could you you might need to be a bit gentle with me?
Okay, well, I played another game today and it lasted four moves.
So I have feeling you're gonna be
Jennifer Shahadi is a women's chess grandmaster.
And she's twice won America's national championship.
So you can probably imagine how this game is going to go.
I'm going to make this move.
OK, this is quite a bad move, in fact.
And the reason it's... Tell me what you think.